CARLOS RUIZ CANOVAS

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Universidad de Huelva

Spain

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Dr. Carlos Ruiz Canovas is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Huelva, Spain. His research focuses on metal(loid) removal from acid mine drainage, resource recovery from contaminated waters, and the geochemical assessment of rare earth elements. Recent publications include studies on the dynamics of contaminants in estuarine systems and the exploration of biomass ashes for decontamination purposes.

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INNOVATIVE COPPER SLAG PROCESSING FOR RAW MATERIAL SUPPLY (PCI2024-153497)

Open Date: 2024-05-01

Close Date: 2027-04-01

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Sustainable mining of REE in Europe (PCI2024-153500)

Open Date: 2024-01-01

Close Date: 2026-12-01

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Fluvial and tidal influence on the dynamics of contaminants in the Odiel-Tinto Estuary (PID2023-151504OB-I00)

Open Date: 2024-01-01

Close Date: 2026-12-01

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LIFEWATCH ERIC UHU- Critical Ecosystems in mining sites –CEMIS (IFEWATCH-2019-04-AMA-01)

Open Date: 2021-01-01

Close Date: 2023-01-01

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Passive Treatment Trials using Dispersed Alkaline Substrate (DAS) at Cwm Rheidol and Parys Mountain mines (Wales, UK)

Open Date: 2021-01-01

Close Date: 2022-01-01

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Collaborators (3)

Rafael León Cortegano

University of Huelva

SPAIN

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Jose Miguel Nieto

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Universidad de Huelva

SPAIN

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Pedro Catalão Moura

Invited Assistant Professor

NOVA Information Management School, Universidade Nova de Lisboa

PORTUGAL

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CARLOS RUIZ CANOVAS

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Resource recovery from acid mine drainage using dispersed alkaline substrate: A geochemical assessment

Exploration of biomass ashes (BA) to decontaminate highly metal-rich acid mine drainages (AMDs): Column and batch experiments

An advanced image processing and multivariate statistical methodology to interpret Micro-EDXRF 2D maps: Uncovering heterogeneity and spatial distribution patterns of rare earth elements in phosphogypsum

Metal(loid) removal from highly metal rich acid mine waters using natural schwertmannite

Tracing acid mine drainage from an accidental spill on the Estuary of Huelva (SW Spain)

Metals behaviour in an estuary affected by acid mine drainage during a tidal cycle (Tinto River estuary, SW Spain),Comportamiento de los metales en un estuario afectado por drenaje ácido de mina durante un ciclo mareal (estuario del Río Tinto, SO España)

Origin of rare earth elements in acid mine drainage traced by strontium and neodymium isotopes

Temporal dynamics of contaminants in an estuarine system affected by acid mine drainage discharges

Phosphogypsum circular economy considerations: A critical review from more than 65 storage sites worldwide

Consequences of sea level rise for high metal(loid) loads in the Ría of Huelva estuary sediments

Evidence of rare earth elements origin in acid mine drainage from the Iberian Pyrite Belt (SW Spain)

Remediation of acid mine drainage and immobilization of rare earth elements: Comparison between natural and residual alkaline materials

Effects of estuarine water mixing on the mobility of trace elements in acid mine drainage leachates

Evolution of the water level in a flooded open pit from the Iberian Pyrite Belt: Environmental implications,Evolución del nivel del agua en una corta inundada de la Faja Pirítica Ibérica: Implicaciones ambientales

High-resolution temporal monitoring of rare earth elements in acidic drainages from an abandoned sulphide mine (iberian pyrite belt, Spain)

Collaborators (3)

Rafael León Cortegano

Jose Miguel Nieto

Pedro Catalão Moura

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